I am aware of the risks involved with leveraged & inverse funds and don't need help from regulators in making responsible investment decisions.
Overregulation of retail investors exacerbates the already huge advantage that large institutions have.
Please do not take away the ability to use leveraged funds as this is a great vehicle to be a bit more aggressive without having to buy individual stocks. I should be able to assess and trade on the risk tolerance I have for myself and my family.
As per the regulations i think bito share are invest able, we do understand the risk behind the share and we think it should not be stop for trading. As a owner of bito I stick by not supporting any restrictions on trade on bito share
As a investor for more than fifty years, inverse ETF's are a
investment tool I have been using for several years. I clearly understand the risk of these EFTs and don't think regulators should limit what investments I can be involved with.
As an investor for over 60 years I find it to be questionable, at best, that actions such as those included in Notice #22-08 are being considered. People have the right to invest their money as they see fit. It is not the function of regulators to shelter investors from risk.
More regulation on something most people don't understand like crypto currency is shameful. Let risk take its course. those who lose can only blame themselves and don't need a shoulder to cry on
I oppose restrictions to my right to invest. I have been doing investment for long time. Leveraged and inverse funds are important to my investment strategy. I should have the right to invest on my own risk. Thank you!
Please do not restrict my access to public investments. I know what I'm doing and the risks involved. This country was not built on a nanny-State but ordinary people who made sound judgements to make their dreams come true. Thanks.
I have 30 years of investment experience, and my strategy is conservative. I use leveraged and inverse funds as a hedge, and understand the risk of maintaining these holdings over an extended period of time. My investment in these funds never exceeds 3% of my portfolio.
Please note that as an individual investor I oppose any limitations on my ability to buy or otherwise freely trade the Funds. There is enough disclosure already in the prospectus and brokerage firms such that investors are warned about the potential risks (and rewards) associated with the Funds.